Daniel, Fred & Julie embark on a Canadian tour this September in support of their acclaimed self-tit

Daniel, Fred & Julie embark on a Canadian tour this September in support rental cars orlando florida of their acclaimed self-titled album. The group is made up of Daniel Romano (Attack in Black), Fred Squire (Shotgun & Jaybird), and Julie Doiron (Eric's Trip).
(Sackville, NB) - Daniel, Fred & Julie embark on a Canadian tour this September in support of their acclaimed self-titled album. The group is made up of Daniel Romano (Attack in Black), Fred Squire (Shotgun & Jaybird), and Julie Doiron (Eric's Trip). Dates are as follows:
Daniel, Fred & Julie (You've Changed Records, 2010) is a collaboration between three renowned Canadian musicians. Daniel Romano sings and plays guitar in Attack in Black. Fred Squire sang and played guitar in legendary indie-rock group Shotgun and Jaybird rental cars orlando florida and the Julie Doiron band. Julie Doiron rental cars orlando florida is the legendary songwriter, singer, collaborator with Mount Eerie, Gord Downie, Herman Dune, Wooden Stars,and member of Eric's Trip. This is a record unlike any previously heard from these fine and versatile musicians.
In the summer of 2009, Romano took the train to Sackville, NB with a couple of acoustic guitars and a couple of folk songbooks. A tape machine was set up in Squire's garage. rental cars orlando florida A microphone was placed on the floor in front of a semi-circle of folding chairs. The weather was good that week, the garage door was open, cars would pass, as would kids on bicycles. Arrangements were made up quickly, harmonies worked out, lyrics written on long scraps of paper, verses picked and chosen. The songs were put down quickly, with no overdubs or edits, and the record was finished in a couple of days.
Comprised primarily of songs in the public domain, the tracks range from tales of romance, justice, murder, loafing, complaint, horses and gambling. Daniel, Fred & Julie also features two new compositions by Romano; "Runner," a song about the eternal doomed rambling of a man, sung here spookily and powerfully by Fred, and the lamenting and beautiful, "Your Love."